'The degree of control and management that an entrepreneur desires to have over business affects the choice of form of organization'. Explain

The degree of control and management that an entrepreneur desires to have over business affects the choice of form of organization. In sole proprietorship and OPC: ownership, management, and control are completely fused, and therefore, an entrepreneur has complete control over his business. In Partnership: management and control of business is jointly shared by the partners and their specific rights, duties and responsibilities would be documented through incorporating various clauses in this regard in the partnership deed. They have equal voice in the management of partnership business except where they agree to divide among themselves the business responsibilities in a different manner. Even then, they are legally accountable to each other. In a Company: however, there is divergence between 'ownership and management, the management and control of the company business is entrusted to the Board, who are generally the elected representatives of shareholders. Thus, a person wishing to have complete and direct control of business prefers proprietary organization rather than partnership or company. If he is prepared to share it with others, he will choose partnership. But, if the activities are large, professional managers are required to handle the day-to-day affairs and there is need for corporate structure and management, he will prefer the company form of organization.